New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
cHRONICLED AND CRITICISED By Mr.. ED,
MUND YATES.
THE NAVAL REVIEW THE COST OF TIE JUBILEE,
THE FRINGE OF WALES NOT ILL-THx
QUEEN AT HATYTElD-THB 4. AND n.
ARTILLERY OF BOSTON LORD h
CHURCHILL's sPEECH-THR
RossErTI MEMORIAL

palace on Saturday afternoon Her Majesty and most Of
the Royal Family will leave Osborne Bay at O'clock
I'm the Victoria and Albert for spfthead preceded by the
Trinity yacht GaIaea and followed by the Osborne witt
the Prince and Princess Of Wales and their family On
board the Alberta the Admiralty yacht Enchantress
the Helicon with the Diplomatic Corps on board the
Euphrates with the Peers and Peeresses the Crocodile
with the House Of Commons, and the Malabar. The
royal yacht will proceed between the lines OF the various
sauadrons at slow rate of speed The Queen is to b
cheered from each ship, the yards turrets and deck
being manned for the purpose. The Royal dinner party
ia to be at hafpast seven in order to allow the Quesa
and her guests view Of the lumr alton Of the feet
from the terrace ut OSBORNE
SETTLING THE JUBILEE BILLS
It has been stated that the expenses connected with
the Jubilee entertainment of the Queens guests amount
n, cose upon 100000: that the Queen Is anxious that
this outlay be reimbursed by the country and most
MYSTERIOUS of all these my this, that Her Msests visit to
Hatfield was connected with settlement by vote Of
Parliament Of this bill am enabled to say that the
total amou OF the Royal Jubilee expenses will not ex
coed s55OOO and 1t long ago settled by the Queen
that this outlay should be betrayed out OF the surplus
from the Civil List which has accumulated during tho
last three years. There has never been shadow Of an
idea of obtaining Parliamentary grant for these exce
tonal expenses.
HEALTH OF THE PRINCE OF WALLIS.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales leave Marlborough
House for the season Friday afternoon when they
I'm her to Cowes The King Of the Greeks and the Duke
of Sparta who have visiting Sir Henry Acand at
Oxford accompany the Prince and Princess and remain
In the SOlen till August ii or IL, when they start Ior
the Continent The announcement that the Prnce iar
from we'll is pure fiction. H. X. ID. Is IN eAceilens
health -
There Is good deal Of heartburnins about the Hat
field marty on Wednesday had been understood thas
the Queen would attend the performance Oh mo
Golden Legend at Albert Hall In AID OF the maaeseA
Hospital and her change of plans was deep oisap-
notn,ment TO Lady Lathom who had worked fndefati-
galy for the concert But her going 10 Hane" on .no
very day fixed after due elaboration for the Albert Han
function was an altogether unlookedfor calamity In
ytations seem to have been confined TO merit
forsbirc orthes Ministers and exMinisters ana re"
highly favored individuals including MI Brownne inc
poet The Queen was securely roped IN 70 prevent
crowding and second series Of cords enclosed the oer
visitors There was a great deal of amusing perpeny
N 10 what everybody to do. Lady Lathom bravery
.tuck 10 the fortunes the Mddesex Hospital bull inc
Lord Chamberlain and his daughter, who engaged 70
Lord salisbury's son, were at HATFIELD
EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES
soc,etv ON Wednesday was sorey tried by the multi
plicity of its entertainments Dplomatsts must ha'o
been much pcrpexed between the rival claims OF foro
cal Her Grace Of St. Abans Madame De Fable Lady Ten
terden. Mrs Harry lawson. Lady Braoourne MIS-.
Cn,lders and Elizabeth. Lady Harrington d. GAntas
invited his friends meet his Crown Prince aer an
ner: Madame De Fable gave ball In Grosvenor square
and secretaries and attaches made merry at Lazy zen
t.r,ena II was possibly tho infection OF Madame 10
Fables dancing the which caused tine speedy
conversion of Mrs Harry Lawson's welarranged recep
i'm into the cheerfest Of impromptu dancss Inc
hostess In white MORE with trails OF yellow aournun
did the honors at the entrance OF she Drawing oo'
where banks of white flowers lent an additionai beauty
to the delicate draperes. Lady Tweeddale was mueh
nd hlork n
her beautiful daughter dressed In orange ana PINK
The heat was adroty tempered by blocks OF Ice pace"
In all directions. The supper was superb
THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE BosroNLANs'
seventh.Jubtlee is novelty. in season wholly
given I'D TO jubatIon. Last week the Honoraoe AruF
Iery Company cheery celebrated their 3oo'n ann'ef
sary In accordance with the best traditions OF fnsony
Thu oarade was followed by q dinner, at which tho
Duke Of Portland presided The guests OF the evening
were the members OF the Ancient and HonoraDie Ar-
lery Company Boston, who appeared III ther mooeS'
uniforms which were somewhat eclipsed by the sor-
geons display Of the sylphhke Titon OF the
Veterans IN busby, two feet high, decked wlh goio
taases white coat with grenades embroidered on the
tails and bright blue The dinner was very
we'll done Major Baker appointed only on thc sth Oh
July received ovation The Duke spoke much In tae
manner Of II. r. H., similar occasions Mr. rhe'ps
WA dlscreety brief Colonel Walker wearing his cross
made of Confederate thanks eioquenty
Jubilee Lord Napier of Magdaa and Sir Alfred Kirby
yery efficiently represented the British Army ana MI
Puleston looked after visitors generally
LORD RANDoLPHs LATEST SENSATION.
Lord Randolph Churehilrs speech on Thursday may
possibly mark epoch in the history OF the Salisbury
Cabinet. study Of facial expressions during us
delivery as interesting the extreme. Sir W. Bartelo
seemed inc pressbly shocked the political sacrilege
Sir John Mswbrays countenance grew almost as long
an his hatbrim 10 broad. Mr.. lockwood caused muea
amusement by handing sketch around the front oppo-
sition bench In which Mr. Bslfour was represented
az scantily sttired In the tattered remains OF
his bill while Mr. Smith exclaimed tearfuiy
Why he certainly hasn't left you much!' Mr.
Goschen's reply was tame at best and the meagre
support It received made 1t even tanner than IL
really was. Lnngpower on both sides has severely
suffered the intense heat The voice OF Dr. Tanner
has been seldom heard OF late. Mr. Tin Heay alone
retains energy enough hur forth his seahng nerec
tions.
THE RossETTI FOUNTAIN
Why the Rosset Memorial should be In the shape OH
fountain is mystery. two fountains already supply
few feet distant all the wants Of iders on the Chelsea
Embankuent Browning who was one OF the assistants
ut the unwilling Thursday afternoon. can hardly have
assented to any such expression OF opinion that OF
the fountain being artistic As whole, the architect
ural portion Of this homage to Rosset Is ugly clumsy
and Gothic while the bronze relieve bust OF the poet
painter good likeness OF him at any time OK
his life As TO the drapery. HIS Inverness cape whoiy
without beauty or knowledge of folds. The monument
In truth is not a happy invention.
w. X. vANDERBILTs MOVEMENTS.
Mr. Vanderbilt, who started from New-York about
three weeks ago in his splendid yacht Alva on
cruise around the world to occupy nearly two years ar
rived in the Mersey Thursday. Mr. Vanderbilt will
pass the next two months at Beaufort Castle. Lord
Lovats place SHIRE which he has rented for
the shooting along with the grouse deer
thaA NJ Imam ahin In
river Beauty.
JOSEPH HOFMANN.
Joseph Hoffman has given his last recital He played
with the bodness and independence which so far
beyond his years and created the same extraordinary
effect He certainly exceptionally gifted child